Author Archives: Tina Garceau

Friday Five – Number Two Hundred Eighteen

Two hundred and eighteen in a continued series creating a collage using five elements.    

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Nonna’s Soup Squares

Post Thanksgiving, when we’ve had our fill of turkey sandwiches – there’s turkey soup with carrots, celery, and ditalini. This year, I switched it up and made these Italian soup squares. They’re very simple to make – eggs, flour, baking … Continue reading

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Happy Birthday Joe!

This year’s card is my annual portrait of Joe along with two of the things he loves – Tortie and cake. Happy birthday Joe!

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Cranberry Applesauce Bread

We all have our own Thanksgiving traditions – grandma’s stuffing, whole turkey or turkey breast, apple pie vs. pumpkin. This bread will be a new tradition in the old homestead – a moist cranberry and walnut wonder – perfect in … Continue reading

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Caturday

Buried under the throw on the back of the sofa.

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Apple Oatmeal Muffins

Now that the weather is getting chilly, it’s always nice to have an apple oatmeal muffin to go with your morning coffee. They have a wonderful texture from the oats, a hint of cinnamon, and they’re bursting with chunks of … Continue reading

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Caturday

Photos of felines in and around Philadelphia Continue reading

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Friday Five – Number Two Hundred Seventeen

Two hundred and seventeen in a continued series creating a collage using five elements.

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Gâteau Invisible Aux Pommes

This is an invisible apple cake. Invisible because the apples are sliced so thin, that when they’re baked with the custardy batter, they seem to disappear into the cake. It’s more fruit than cake, and absolutely delicious – what will … Continue reading

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